What is the Latin translation for my life?

Answer 1

"Confare vitam", probably... Could you give us a full sentence like "(You should) donate life!"? Because Latin grammar is a bit different than english. In Latin, imperative form, present tense etc are all expressed in a different way.

Answer 2

Latin nouns and adjectives change their form depending on their function in the sentence. The basic term is mea vita, which would be "my life" as the subject of a sentence. Other forms are:

meae vitae - "of/to/for my life"

meam vitam - direct object

meā vitā - "by/with/from my life" (the final long ā's are often left unmarked)

Answer 3

I can translate it freely: vita obscura.

Answer 4

Vita incipit.

Answer 5

Vita longa.

Answer 6

In vitam.

Answer 7

Vita.